#EnriqueTarrio

[renegadeurbanmediasource]

He’s one of these Brainy Smurf knee-grows! This dummy thought he was a boss, but his purpose from J Street was to be the fall guy, like Colt Severs! Like Brother Khalid once said, 1 800 BLAME A NIGGA! Said it without apologizing!

[chubbycaucasianchristiancloseted]

This article is so misleading!

This article is so misleading! Billions of dollars worth of property damage, dozens killed and hundreds injured / wounded and more than 120 pleading guilty or convicted of serious crimes. AP please compare the 10 BLM rioters who received 5+ years in prison to Enrique Tarrio (who was not even present at  Jan6th) 22 years in prison! According to this article even attempting to compare the two is completely raciest, Jan6th was “largely white” and the 2020 summer of love was “more diverse”.

Remember the longest sentence handed out for January 6th was by a White Judge to a “diverse” male, who was not even present at the event!

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An Associated Press review of court documents in more than 300 federal cases stemming from the protests sparked by George Floyd’s death last year shows that dozens of people charged have been convicted of serious crimes and sent to prison.

The AP found that more than 120 defendants across the United States have pleaded guilty or were convicted at trial of federal crimes including rioting, arson and conspiracy. More than 70 defendants who’ve been sentenced so far have gotten an average of about 27 months behind bars. At least 10 received prison terms of five years or more.

To be sure, some defendants have received lenient deals.

At least 19 who have been sentenced across the country got no prison time or time served

The dissonance between the rhetoric of Capitol rioters and their supporters and the record established by courts highlights both the racial tension inherent in their arguments — the pro-Donald Trump rioters were largely white and last summer’s protesters were more diverse

In Portland, Oregon — where demonstrations, many turning violent, occurred nightly for months after a white Minneapolis police officer killed Floyd — about 60 of the roughly 100 cases that were brought have been dismissed, court records show.

Most of those defendants received deferred resolution agreements, under which prosecutors promise to drop charges after a certain amount of time if the defendant stays out of trouble and completes things like community service. Some Jan. 6 defendants have complained it’s unfair they aren’t getting the same deals.

Conservatives have sought to equate the attack on the Capitol with the Black Lives Matter protests, accusing Democrats of being hypocrites for not denouncing the violence after Floyd’s death as loudly as the Jan. 6 insurrection. And some Republicans have seized on the handling of the protest cases in Portland to suggest that the Jan. 6 defendants are being politically persecuted.

Only a handful of the nearly 600 people who’ve been charged in the insurrection have received their punishments so far, and just three people have been sentenced to time behind bars. The vast majority of the most serious cases — involving those accused of assaulting police officers or conspiring to block the certification of Biden’s victory — remain unresolved.

The mob of Trump supporters whipped up by the former president’s lies about the election descended on the Capitol and pushed past police barriers, assaulted officers, smashed windows and sent lawmakers running in a stunning attempt to overturn the presidential election.

The demonstrations after Floyd’s death were largely peaceful calls to address racial inequality and police brutality that occasionally turned violent. In some cities, protests descended into chaos after dark, with people smashing windows, looting stores, setting fires and assaulting officers.

Just this month, a man was sentenced to four years behind bars and ordered to pay what his attorney said is likely to exceed $1.5 million in restitution after pleading guilty to inciting a riot last spring in Champaign, Illinois.

Shamar Betts, who was 19 at the time, posted a flyer on Facebook on May 31, 2020, that said “RIOT @ MarketPlace Mall” at 3 p.m. and instructed people to bring “friends & family, posters, bricks, bookbags etc.” He participated in the looting, went live on Facebook during the riot and bragged about starting it, authorities said. More than 70 stores were looted, and the riot caused $1.8 million in damage, prosecutors said.

Betts’ lawyer, Elisabeth Pollock, said Betts was frustrated about police brutality across the U.S., had lost his job because of the coronavirus outbreak and never intended to hurt anyone. Prosecutors pushed for the maximum punishment of five years in prison and the maximum restitution amount for Betts, who had no criminal history, she said.

“They took into account not a single mitigating factor: nothing about how he grew up, nothing about about how the George Floyd protests had affected the community, nothing about how the pandemic had affected Shamar personally and the community. There was absolutely no quarter given to him at all,” his attorney said in an interview.

In another case this month, an Illinois man was sentenced to nearly nine years behind bars for lighting a Minneapolis cellphone store on fire in June 2020. A Charleston, South Carolina, man who livestreamed himself looting a store downtown was sentenced to two years in prison.

An Indiana woman who admitted illegally entering the Capitol but didn’t participate in any violence or destruction avoided jail time, and two other misdemeanor defendants got one and two months of home confinement. Two other people who were locked up pretrial were released after pleading guilty to misdemeanors and serving the maximum six-month jail sentence.

Only one defendant convicted of a felony has received his punishment so far. Paul Hodgkins, who breached the U.S. Senate chamber carrying a Trump campaign flag, was ordered to serve eight months behind bars.

One Portland defendant who recently received a deferred resolution agreement was accused of using a wooden shield and hoses to hit an officer in the head. Another was accused of punching an officer in the side of her face. Other cases were dismissed after defendants agreed to plead guilty to similar charges in state court, records show.

Meanwhile, in Utah this month, a federal judge sentenced 25-year-old Lateesha Richards to nearly two years in prison for tossing a pair of basketball shorts onto an overturned, burning patrol car and hurling a baseball bat toward police officers during a May 2020 protest in Salt Lake City. There’s no evidence that the bat struck anybody.

Richards initially was charged with an arson count that carries a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison, but she avoided that possibility with a deal under which she pleaded to a charge of civil disorder.

The judge said Richards’ actions were dangerous and put hundreds of peaceful protesters in harm’s way. Richards didn’t start the fire that engulfed the police vehicle, but she did “add fuel to the flames,” he added.

Kelsey Donnel Jackson traveled to downtown Charleston, South Carolina, with a cousin to join a protest over Floyd’s killing. Hours later, as other protesters began flipping tables and taunting police officers, Jackson lighted a shirt on fire and tossed it onto the trunk of a vandalized police car.

Jackson also vandalized businesses and public property, assaulted two people and streamed a video of himself on Facebook Live in which he held a handgun and made threatening statements about police, according to prosecutors.

He was sentenced this summer to two years in prison after pleading guilty to maliciously damaging a police vehicle with fire.

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This Is Our Response To it (Part Five)

Excuse us but we’re out here trying to get over the hump per this HumpDay Extravaganza! This is our response to it; what? at the podcast O-Dog mentioned the ongoing Reign Of Terror! Brotha O mentioned the reign began with a drizzle now we’re in the midst of a storm! weather forecasters mentioned Tropical Storm Lee approaching so whatcha knowing? out there waiting in the dark but I kept walking…

[uvmagazine]

#EnriqueTarrio, the former chairman of the far-right #ProudBoys, was sentenced to 22 years in federal prison Tuesday afternoon following his conviction on a seditious conspiracy charge in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

His sentence is the longest in a Jan. 6 case so far.

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#Breaking: Ex- #ProudBoy leader #EnriqueTarrio is #jailed for 22 years, the longest #sentence yet for plot to storm #USCapitol

Ex-Proud Boy leader Enrique Tarrio is jailed for 22 years, the longest sentence yet for plot to storm US Capitol https://t.co/k3zOdBh2LB — BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 5, 2023 Source: Twitter

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[renegadeurbanmediasource]

This is something Hal Turner’s sick and twisted mind came up with. Yep. Hal Turner, white supremacist, FBI snitch. These so-called “White supremacists” are all “gung-ho” for the “cause”. Until they get caught up in the game, then it’s every man for himself. Look at another snitch Enrique Tarrio. Obviously, he is Afro-Latino but he’s unhappy being that. So he too became an informant. That’s why IMHO all of this White Supremacy/Alt-Right racism is NONSENSE. When the heat is on they ALL turn on each other.

[chubbycaucasianchristiancloseted]

Let me start by condemning Racism entirely and

Let me start by condemning Racism entirely and any violence that happened Jan 6th! Should a POC be imprisoned for 22 years for an event that they were not even at? The DOJ pushed for 33! These prison sentences seem a little extreme, especially for a city like DC.

White judge Timothy Kelly say Tarrio showed “no remorse” but all of Enrique Tarrio’s quoted statements all sound very remorseful! Tarrio is quoted saying he’s been “trying to figure out how I ended up at this podium”; he stated he was against the violence that erupted at the capital and it was never his goal to inflict harm.

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Former Proud Boys Chairman Enrique Tarrio was sentenced Tuesday to 22 years in prison for seditious conspiracy and leading a failed plot to prevent the transfer of power from Donald Trump to Joe Biden.

The sentence from District Judge Timothy Kelly is the longest given to anyone in relation to the January 6, 2021, US Capitol attack.

Kelly said at the end of the three hour hearing, adding that he has shown “no remorse.”

Tarrio had been arrested in Washington, DC, days before the riot for burning a DC church’s Black Lives Matter banner and bringing high-capacity rifle magazines into the district, and was ordered by a judge to leave the city.

But Kelly said that while Tarrio may not have been present at the Capitol during the attack, the Proud Boys leader “had an outsized impact on the events of the day. “

the Justice Department had sought 33 years in prison for Tarrio. Kelly sentenced Ethan Nordean and Joseph Biggs, two of the far-right organization’s top lieutenants, to 18- and 17-year prison sentences, respectively. Zachary Rehl, a local Proud Boys chapter leader, was sentenced to 15 years behind bars, while Dominic Pezzola, a low-level member and the only defendant acquitted of the seditious conspiracy charge, was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Before he was sentenced, Tarrio apologized for the “pain and suffering��� that law enforcement, legislators, and others suffered on January 6, and vowed to have “nothing to do with politics, groups, activism or rallies.”

“I have always tried to hold myself to a higher standard and I failed,” he said. “I held myself morally above others, and this trial has shown me how wrong I was.”

But, Tarrio said, he was against the violence that erupted at the Capitol: “I am not a political zealot. Inflicting harm or changing the outcome of the election was not my goal.”

“These are men who would never strap a bomb to their chest or sign up for a training camp, but they are thrilled by the notion of traveling from city to city and beating their advisories senseless in a street fight,” Mulroe said.

Though he was not in Washington, DC, on January 6,

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Enrique Tarrio sentenced to jail for burning BLM banner

[sheniq]

The Proud Boys is a far-right, neo-fascist, chauvinist, and exclusively male organization that promotes and engages in political violence in the United States. ————————————————— Enrique Tarrio, also known as The Proud Boys leader told The Wall Street Journal in a report that was published Wednesday that he set up a secret business to sell T-shirts with liberal slogans, because card-processing companies kept refusing to work with his other businesses. ⁣ ———⁣ Tarrio said his initial online shop was out of commission for months this year because they couldn't find a card-processing company that would allow it to process credit-card and debit-card payments. Tarrio claims PayPal, Stripe, and many other credit-card processors had barred him from their platforms.⁣ ———⁣ Tarrio refused to share the name of his new business, but he did tell The Journal that his secret business sells shirts with slogans like "Black Lives Matter" and "Impeach 45". A reporter for The Journal claims they witnessed Tarrio's assistant printing a shirt that said "Black Lives Matter" when they went for a visit to Tarrio's Miami headquarters. ⁣ ———⁣ Tarrio said he has found a card processor to work with him for now but doesnt think it will last long, which is why he says he has plans to start his own card processor business. It is said many members of The Proud Boys have distanced themselves from Tarrio after it was recently revealed he once worked as an FBI informant, he says that it was a long time ago.⁣ #proudboys #enriquetarrio https://www.instagram.com/p/CQZE2SjHDNE/?utm_medium=tumblr

[news247worldpressposts]

#Breaking: The #JusticeDepartment is seeking 33 years in prison for #EnriqueTarrio

The Justice Department is seeking 33 years in prison for Enrique Tarrio, the former Proud Boys leader convicted of seditious conspiracy in one of the most serious cases to emerge from the Jan. 6, 2021 U.S. Capitol attack. https://t.co/eHAoSpao80 — The Associated Press (@AP) August 18, 2023 Source: Twitter

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